Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-06-17
PEOPLE WHO ARE KNOWN.


ni'S o. Uossip concerning wen ana
women VI more Ut AeSS N"'e'
Oliver Wendell Holmes says that he was
once onered pay tor poem In praise OF
certain Stove pollSh' oue oecnheo'
The wife of Senator Jones, of Nevada, is
the principal mover in the establishment of
home at the capital for abandoned babes and
cniioren
The Princess >of Wales is passionately fond
Of the odor IL cherry blossom, and London
society iaoies no" carry tlny Was OF the per-
tuliie aoouS 'neir person.
Ex-Governor Curtin was recently called
upon oy soraieis wioo", Ior "hom ne had
Seoweu ponion. anu given nalI dozen
49, puOiAo Aoi 'no assistance ne nad
1enuei
"Plon Pion's" second son, Prince Louis Ma
poleon, w ""noe W 20 WIN 'le i1aiiah
e;.a1y ~, o." ' az .na'eoman, uas Ell
10y ey ae I."1- ni' 'ioh0n ci'i@eiiShip Ill
1asol u Aoaiy'
Inc late MI w. II. Vanderbilt promised to
peneion .ls ~ Iiie id'Cer "ouio iof
s4, ~ i...4 ar. 10 ~ eooe. iUt soihe
..oI,as :, 49, '' was iA'"i'y GULL
pe-.00- ~ o g '''''''
NC A'iioao AsusSieai eApIoieI VI
a.. $50, piays ING saososaeon ihis humble
ss III aeaaa 80 a,. LIZ. Sue puoong 10y
dar1, oo,,t;na,,t '-o D''' VA i'n' VI 'ne
r. noe, tne essaylsG ana novellst, is
WORKING nara IN santa BARBARA, Cal lie
49, " 90 .e. ousis eie Jay
- 80 a. .e.s. us Ne' a II Jill Q oiooA
- ~ - VIC 'l'si noon
Ex-Juoge EdWards flerrep ont thinks that
tne power winch the french law gives to
husband over ms Wlte, when there are no
ahFe7r limitations, can almost be COM
{. :. zsi1e power OF tne s'aHeholceT Gel
MS Save.
FTlVate adVlces from Lof uon state that
Marcih upper Is almost ntlrely broken
oo"h ID healIn. ne can heitner READ, write
nor speak ntelhglply, though his mind IS
Gear. he WILL De % next July.
Sir Fitzjames Stephen has abandoned his
intention of writing monogram on CARLYLE
His relations with Carlyle were SO intimate
cnae ms pook was expected 10 prove an I'M
pof1ant aool1lon 10 biographical literature.
Old friends of Gen. Simon Cameron, who
have seen him since his return from Bermuda
to Donegal, are quoted as saying that he has
greatly changed for the worse, End that his
nealGn is really precar1OuS.
Sarah Bernbardt is a oeaerons liver She
has coffee and rolls hefore rising and at II
eats a hearty breakfast. with claret She
dimes well at s and has a sumner after theatre
hours, usually nothing more than bouillon,
coio meats ana 1rul1 ana sometlmes terEapm.
Miss Kate Field does not believe IN Lady
Haberton's reform dress" She sent over to
London for one OF the divided skirts" put it
on, and went out for walk. 1t began to
rain. She tried to hold the garment up out
of the mud. but couldn't. It was worse than
the ordinary dress When she got home it
was terribly bedraggled, and she sold it next
day to second hand dealer.
pat+; ,vos in 81 po,,1 tha ,+h,, 49,.
gava concert ftar sho hod 1 s,,,. "ag a.iu
Sweet Hon,en q ,7so,ni,,a at oi+;.o'a noa.,e'
;,,a,,t eoet aroso ana 1s,ar,+ 49, -. ploii.
- eot ,.,ovs Ha 1ye,t haoo,,sa 10 uia noe -
he newer aYnected 70 bear Pa+ti go o. ne 'au,
aba always wanted IN ,enen,ho hass .,,;t, +,a
,oelo1v ~ that conc ,;,o,i,,er y, ;s '-'0
-, D.-:,4t, -1i,
ncuaiu Ienis1an was an acSor IN ms
younsee uays, puI nliaily tetlrea from Ine
s1ase al.er "ltiilhs nlss prize In the Ha-
vana io1tery "nlcn nettea aim S45O,oO0. He